Bruening family legacy lives on for Decorah
Decorah's 2023-24 bowling season opens with a 4-0 mark as the Bruening family adjusts to a roster without a Bruening player. Keith Bruening remains head coach with son Michael serving as assistant, guiding younger bowlers while Katherine and Rebecca Bruening contributed in past years.
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Former Clemson and Oregon State QB transfers to Florida State
Former Clemson and Oregon State quarterback DJ Uiagalelei announced his transfer to Florida State with one year of eligibility remaining. He is viewed as a bridge quarterback while coaches develop Brock Glenn and early enrollee Luke Krommenhoek.
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Wazzu QB Cam Ward Declares For NFL Draft
Washington State quarterback Cam Ward has declared for the NFL draft ending his college career at WSU. Ward initially signaled a transfer portal move after his second season but chose to pursue professional football instead.
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Georgia backs Dairun Edwards Kendall Milton enter NFL draft
Georgia running backs Dairun Edwards and Kendall Milton announce plans to enter the NFL draft. The duo joins offensive lineman Amarius Mims and defensive backs Kamari Lassiter Javon Bullard and Tykee Smith in the declaration season.
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Jaguars aim to have Lawrence back for finale at Tennessee
The Jacksonville Jaguars hope to reinstate quarterback Trevor Lawrence and wide receiver Christian Kirk for the regular season finale against Tennessee. A win clinches the AFC South title for the second straight year and secures the No. 4 seed in the AFC playoffs.
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Purdue Holds No 1 in AP Top 25 for Third Week
Purdue remains atop the AP Top 25 college basketball poll for the third straight week. The Boilermakers outdistanced Kansas as Houston held third place while UConn and Tennessee moved up to fifth after Arizona lost to Stanford.
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South Carolina Holds No 1 In AP Women's Poll At Start
South Carolina remains atop the AP women's basketball poll to start the year. UCLA earned the other No 1 vote after beating USC, with NC State and Iowa in the top four and Colorado rising to No 5 after its win over Utah.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Games
Tonight features Iowa at Wisconsin in men’s basketball and Michigan State at Iowa in women’s basketball among multiple games. Also on tap are North Central at Cornell boys and Burlington Notre Dame at Regina for both boys and girls, plus NBA NHL and pro soccer matchups and high school events.
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Packers vs Vikings: A.Jones leads rushing in high scoring game
Green Bay accumulates 256 passing yards led by Love 24 of 33 while A.Jones adds 120 rushing yards and Melton Hauls 105 receiving. Minnesota gets 113 passing yards from Mullens and 40 by Chandler on the ground as Jefferson and Mundt top receivers.
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Junior hockey results and late tennis rounds listed
USHL results show Dudlay Fargo 5 Cedar Rapids 1 Waterloo 6 Dubuque 2 Des Moines 6 Sioux Falls 2 Lincoln 2 Tri City 1 overtime Omaha 4 Sioux City 3 OT. At Auckland New Zealand Elina Avanesyan def Monique Barry 7 6 6 2. Wang Xiyu def Jaqueline Cristian 6 1 5 7 7 6. Tsurenko def Vickery 7 5 6 4. Navarro def Fruhvirtova 2 6 4 6 2. Parry def Bektas 6 7 4 7 5 6 3. Bouzkova def Frech 6 0 3 6 6 4. Wang Xinyu def Putintseva 6 4 7 5. Anisimova def Pavlyuchenkova 7 5 6 4. Schools and Zimmermann beat Santamaria and Murray Sharan 6 1 7 6 3.
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NC State Tops Virginia 72 61 in Sunday Tilt
NC State, ranked No. 3, defeated Virginia 72 to 61 on a late Sunday college basketball night. Stanford crushed Morgan State 98 to 38 in another top 10 clash.
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ReliaQuest, Citrus, and Fiesta Bowls Recap
College football bowl results from Tampa Orlando and Glendale. LSU topped Wisconsin 35 31 in the ReliaQuest Bowl while Tennessee crushed Iowa 35 0 in the Citrus Bowl and Oregon defeated Liberty 45 6 in the Fiesta Bowl.
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Pro hockey scores roundup Sunday
Winnipeg edged Minnesota 3 2 Boston defeated Detroit 5 3 Ottawa routed Buffalo 5 1 Pittsburgh won 3 0 N Y Islanders fell to Tampa Bay 4 1 Montreal beat Edmonton 7 2 Anaheim defeated Dallas 8 1 Chicago beat Calgary 4 3 Philadelphia 3 Colorado 3 San Jose 1 Seattle 3 Vegas 0.
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College and pro scores roll in across NBA and college games
Boston 134 San Antonio 101, New Orleans 129 L A Lakers 109, Oklahoma City 124 Brooklyn 108, Phoenix 112 Orlando 107, Sacramento 123 Memphis 92. New York 112 Minnesota 106. Texas Tech 85 North Alabama 57. Texas 79 UT Arlington 62. No 20 Texas 79 UT Arlington 62.
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